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EMEA Quarterly x86 Server Tracker

About Product

IDC's Europe, Middle East and Africa Quarterly x86 Server Tracker provides breadth and depth of coverage of essential market information, making it invaluable for multinational, regional, and local companies to compare developments in the x86 server market in EMEA. The core of the service is a comprehensive database detailing market sizing and changes and trends broken down by end-user segment and distribution channel of the x86 server market. It serves as a fundamental tool for tracking competitors in the x86 server space. Using our Excel pivot tables, you will be able to instantly analyze server shipment details in multiple dimensions.

Markets Covered.

35 EMEA country markets
Units, Factory Revenue, Customer Revenue
Vendors
Rack Factor: non-racked optimized, rack optimized, blade
Socket Capability: 1, 2, 4, >8
Operating systems: Windows, Linux, Unix, other
Six end-user segments: government, education, small business (1-99 employees), medium business (100-499), large business (500-999), very large business (>1,000)
Channels: direct /indirect

Segments Analyzed

x86 server market sizing
Vendor market shares
Socket capability trend data
End-user segment trends

Key Questions Answered

Which are the fastest growing segments within the x86 Server market, and what are the key factors driving this expansion?
What is the market share impact of large-scale vendor consolidation in the European market?
Which new vendors are entering the x86 Server market and how will this impact the competitive landscape
Which price band are Windows, Unix, and Linux growing in?
How seasonal are shipments in each country?

Competitive Analysis

IDC's Europe. Middle, East and Africa Quarterly x86 Server Tracker is an essential tool for tracking competitors in the server space. The tool is updated quarterly, providing you with the latest information for ongoing business planning activities. Built on the foundation of IDC's worldwide network of experienced market analysts, the research uses both top-down and bottom-up methodologies to match close operational local market knowledge against global company financial modeling.